THE

ESSEX REVIEW:

AN ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY RECORD

OF EVERYTHING OF PERMANENT INTEREST

IN THE COUNTY.

EDITED BY

EDWARD A. FITCH, F.L.S.

VOLUME III.

"He who recalls into existence that which has vanished, enjoys a bliss like
that of creating."-NIEBUHR.

CHELMSFORD:

EDMUND DURRANT & Co.

LONDON:

T. FISHER UNWIN, PATERNOSTER SQUARE.

1894.

HAYMAN, CHRISTY AND LILLY, LTD.,

PRINTERS,

MAITON WORKS, 113, FARRINGDON ROAD.

AND 20, 22, ST. BRIDE ST., E.C.

INDEX TO VOLUME III.

E 7 7

V. 3-4

Entries in Italics refer to Notices of Books.

Abberton, bell, 178.

Agriculture, 153.

Agricultural Returns, 156.
Alphamstone, bells, 113.

Aluminium, 3.

Anvil, Blowing up the, 139.

Ardleigh, Memorial Paintings in
Church, 158.

Areas and Boundaries, 217.
Argyll, Duchess of, obituary, 82.
Argyll, Duke of, Poems, 141.
Ashen, Brasses, 119.

Auk, Great, Early Notice and Figure
of, 216.

Aveley, New Reredos in Church, 4.

Baddow, Great, Hall Estate, 157; St.
Mary's Church described, 92.
Baker, J., obituary, 10.

Balaclava Hero, 80.

Ballast Lighters on Thames, 235.
Ballingdon Bridge and the Sudbury
Stour, 80.

Bardfield, Little, Figure added to
Church, 158.

Barking, Curfew Gate, 146.

BARRETT, C. R. B., Colchester, 150;
St. Osyth, 150; St. Osyth Priory, 150;
Southend, 150.

Beach, T. B., obituary, 161.

BECKETT, W. H., Free Church Life in
Stebbing, 147.

Belchamp, Walter, bells, 113.

BENHAM, C. E., Guide to Colchester
Castle, 79.

BENHAM, W. G., Colchester Oyster
Feast, 148.

Bergholt, West, Primitive Methodist
Chapel enlarged, 5.

Betrayal, The Great, 80.
Between Two Waters, 152.

Census of Essex, 105, 210.
Charlesworth, E., obituary, 13.
Chesterford, Great, church restored,
158.

Chigwell, parish divided, 220.

Chingford, urban district, 220.
Chishall, Great and Little, 218, 219.
Chores, 140.

CHRISTY, M., Mapping Geographical
Distribution of Animals, 150; On an
Early Notice and Figure of the Great
Auk, 216; Voyages of Foxe and
James, 214.

Church Bells of Essex, 64. 113, 178.

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